A lifeline is a critical component of fall protection systems. It's typically a rope or cable that:
Provides: 1. Anchorage for personal fall arrest systems (PFAS) 2. Support for workers at heights 3. Connection to harness or lanyardTypes:
1. Horizontal lifelines
2. Vertical lifelines
3. Self-retractable lifelines (SRLs)
Key considerations:
1. Proper installation and anchorage
2. Regular inspections and maintenance
3. Compatibility with other fall protection equipment
4. Compliance with safety standards (OSHA, DOSH, etc.)
Benefits:
1. Enhanced worker safety
2. Reduced risk of falls and injuries
3. Increased mobility and flexibility
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